Bring Her Back currently has an average rating of 7.3 out of 10 and has been rated by 96 users on our platform.
When the knives come out, you’ll be shrieking for your loved ones.
Read full review at The Austin ChronicleDeeply shocking, deeply upsetting, and one of my favorites of 2025 so far.
Read full review at CinemablendThe film has a white-hot nerve of pain running inside it that burns right through the screen.
Read full review at Slant Magazine...turns familiar trauma-based horror into a traumatic experience. To sit through Bring Her Back is to endure it.
Read full review at The A.V. Club...quite the wild ride and shows the pair still have plenty of spooky tricks up their bloody sleeves.
Read full review at Roger EbertThe feel-bad movie of the year, "Bring Her Back" is so unapologetically disturbing that I wonder how a more casual moviegoer might react to it ... if they're brave enough to see it at all.
Read full review at Slashfilm...a dark, emotional powerhouse of an experience, dealing with grief while using water as a murderous metaphor.
Read full review at Common Sense Media...a film you’ll watch from between your fingers.
Read full review at The Guardian...offers splashes of graphic imagery and streaks of cruelty, most of them involving children, that will test the mettle of even hardened horror fans.
Read full review at EmpireA traumatizing trauma-horror from A24. Grief is the main ingredient in this one. A stunning performance from Sally Hawkins. Perhaps a bit to slow paced in getting to the plot points in the end.
...is every bit as good, as horrifying, as unforgettable as you've heard.
Read full review at Digital SpySally Hawkins is sensationally unhinged.
Read full review at Little White LiesLike, what the actual living or dead fuck happened to the Philippou twins to make them capable of writing and directing such an awfully horrific, gut-wrenchingly sad, and brilliant film? I’m deeply concerned.
This movie is somehow both incredibly scary and p...
The thrillingly diabolical Bring Her Back sees Sally Hawkins weaponise her perceived niceness.
Read full review at The Independent...one of the most disturbing horror films I’ve seen in years.
Read full review at The Telegraph...is the worst time you’ll have with a movie this year; an unflinching, uncompromising supernatural thriller that’s ultimately far sadder than it is scary.
Read full review at Starburst Magazine